Python supported web hosting?

[Jeff Wagner]

Does anyone know of a good web hosting company who supports Python? When I finally get my numerology
program written, I would like to put it on my web site for everyone to be able to use but my present
web host only supports Perl CGI scripts.

Jeff

[Kevin]

Re: Python supported web hosting?

https://www.synergyconnect.com

Pretty decent support, decent pricing, Python 1.5 and 2.2 supported, and
they'll install binary modules if you need them too.

Kevin.


"Jeff Wagner" <JWagner@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
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[Fredrik Lundh]

Re: Python supported web hosting?

Jeff Wagner wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a good web hosting company who
> supports Python? When I finally get my numerology program
> written, I would like to put it on my web site for everyone
> to be able to use but my present web host only supports
> Perl CGI scripts.[/color]

if you google for "Python hosting" and use the "I feel lucky"
option, you'll end up here:

http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/PythonHosting

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[Dang Griffith]

Re: Python supported web hosting?

On Tue, 9 Dec 2003 08:46:18 +0100, "Fredrik Lundh"
<fredrik@python ware.com> wrote:
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>Jeff Wagner wrote:
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>> Does anyone know of a good web hosting company who
>> supports Python? When I finally get my numerology program
>> written, I would like to put it on my web site for everyone
>> to be able to use but my present web host only supports
>> Perl CGI scripts.[/color]
>
>if you google for "Python hosting" and use the "I feel lucky"
>option, you'll end up here:
>
> http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/PythonHosting
>
></F>[/color]
I'm using ICDSoft, which is listed on the wiki above. It's
inexpensive ($5/month) and their support has been top notch (compared
to my previous (and more costly) host, websytz). The downside is that
it's cgi only (i.e., not Zope or mod_python), and it's only Python
1.5.2.

Having said that... the wiki says they will upgrade on a per-server
basis. When I asked them about that some months ago, they said they
don't do that. Does anyone here have experience with them upgrading,
and if so, what hoops do I need to jump through? I keep giving myself
grief when I have to retro-engineer my 2.2+ code back to 1.5.2.

--dang

[Jeff Wagner]

Re: Python supported web hosting?

On Tue, 9 Dec 2003 08:46:18 +0100, "Fredrik Lundh" <fredrik@python ware.com> wrotf:
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>Jeff Wagner wrote:
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>> Does anyone know of a good web hosting company who
>> supports Python? When I finally get my numerology program
>> written, I would like to put it on my web site for everyone
>> to be able to use but my present web host only supports
>> Perl CGI scripts.[/color]
>
>if you google for "Python hosting" and use the "I feel lucky"
>option, you'll end up here:
>
> http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/PythonHosting
>
></F>[/color]

Thanks a lot ... I think Zettai.net will do everything I want.

Jeff

[Irmen de Jong]

Re: Python supported web hosting?

Jeff Wagner wrote:[color=blue]
> Does anyone know of a good web hosting company who supports Python? When I finally get my numerology
> program written, I would like to put it on my web site for everyone to be able to use but my present
> web host only supports Perl CGI scripts.[/color]

I'm hosting a site with Python-hosting.com, and have been quite happy
indeed. Remi's response to queries is fast and to the point and the
hosting is very flexible. I'm running my own python web server software
(but you can choose for a whole load of pre-installed servers such as
webware, spyce, cherrypy...) and it's even possible to compile and
install custom modules yourself if they are not available.

--Irmen